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1. wwww wwmawwanwnnwnnwa 24 POE GANS TADIG ii Ea A A 24 KODO NA ooren E 26 AI Ordan ia 26 Non Native Organisms cssscscsssssssssseesssseeesssceeessceeenseceessaceesnscessseceeesssneesnseeeesssess 27 Cryptogenic OrganisMS w wmswamzwaa awana wazawa namana wanazaa nawa nawaza naamua nakama nnnn nunne ennnen 28 NIUE Organisme cetera ete ee ca eee ee cee reece cere eeteeecesaeeecens 29 Unresolved Species Complexes cscsscesceeeececneeneesensenenseeenseeensensnsenensensensnsees 30 Unresolved OF GANISING sacesesecesacecesteccteeeiwactcests vovcactvunescsvescicastvestessiwecieesteveves 31 Master Station List in CANOD csccscseceeneencesensesenseeenseeensenensensesenseeensensnsees 32 Non Native Organisms by Station ccccccsscsseeseeeenseeensenenseeensenensensneenseeensens 33 Locations of Non Native OrganisSMs sccscssesseeenseeenseneeeenseeenseeensenensensnsenees 34 Introduction Vectors by OrganiSMs ccsceseeeeeeneeeenseeenseeenseensenensenensensenensens 35 Vectors in CANOD Table scsscscencescnsensensenensensenseneesenscnsenseneusensensensessnsenseneenens 36 Organisms by Vector of Introduction cecceceeeneeeeneeensenensensneenseeensenenseeeaeees 37 Native Regions of Non Native OrganiSMS c cscsseseeeeeesenseeenensenensesenenseeenenees 38 Regions in CANOD Table 39 Export Reports to Excel scciec asic ece
2. IntroductionStatus Whole Field R 4 Click the Find Next button Find Next to begin your search The curser will then move to the record you are searching for and highlight the matching text Click Find Next button to continue your search See figure below Page 50 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual QRY SPECIES MASTER Select Query i F jb WA YA oF f i BEB a E The text will become Set Cnidaria Hydrozoa highlighted after you click the Find Next Brida Hydrozoa Cnidaria Hydrozoa button A T s 1 Replace oc pecta AST YOu 2 pe oo o care al Click the Find Next button to begin your search Introduction Status whole Field l istropoda Mla astropoda SiS ao o astropoda Abii Li astropoda S Termin tinaptery gil ma 1882 Unresowed 7 Arthropoda Malacostraca Ji 1964 Introduced Arthropoda Malacostraca o Ml Kamua 5 If the Find command doesn t find any matches an error message will display on your screen See figure below Microsoft Access iy 6 Click OK to close the dialog box Make sure you clicked in the correct field and spelled everything correctly in the Find What box 7 Click the Find Next button again 8 To close the query click the x icon The Reports and Maps or Station Information Lookup form will display on screen 9 Click the Return
3. The Unresolved Species Complexes table Unresolved Species Complexes is a list of all species complexes in CANOD in alphabetical order by phylum The list includes the organisms scientific name introduction status class order and family Click on the A icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the Xx icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu See figure below UNRESOLVED SPECIES COMPLEXES IN CANOD The neredu teu cen unre bhed cere bee usd nm a en wher re comeu chek b raen ber H che IREE cap bewe H kreere Hered nu pe ce lhe ra carne oere er hak ces n Calisma isg ch rur ct end increduced ran ther kesan rhekee n Calis mis ee ker ord hurker i Hs kner a ol SOG ranem Nams Feb Apmelida Fiytomn Fiyhon Boban Bt be cleeta Masama oo emer Bias lervi wake comb Cicara cana oo mame x Hamas oboe on rams x Hote te ihin o mp Lamera vo mE hi nre Hi wami Har cece varbi camma Aa mada Cati EA KAA NI Crt aaa tm 1m Fic mmk Hapete kepon coal Hrabla m ka co mmo Tr Eneb bi amana o mmkx Skaw iro mhla co mpka Crd Drm m dy ticha co mmk Cha dic baro ro somp Ector octa Bawa ba mbu ml omma Bila wra o mpka renhas tila te The eon c a mlo x Int mduction Status Thos tole d Co mmk The alte d Co mmk The alved Co mmker The oly d Co mer Tine ole d Co mpka Ther alw d Co mmker Taala mmk The alte d Co mmk Ther alw Co mmker Ting tole C
4. Type a question For Easky Bel o 4 42S BV dle Kol a ER SCRE Oa 2 or a Sle San Pablo amp Suisun Bay Sites aF Jil Napa Valley Manin X ya eS maR Sec a7 N _ Mare Island Strait marina Sen Pablo Bay La Mar e islar nd Strait Navy Gal Mar ritime Museum Vallejo Suisun Bay San Pablo Bay Pumphouse Rodeo Marina Benicia pat p China Camp Hercules Wha a aw checo Creek Oil Pier be New York Point RJ Ma at McNears Beach San Fae e NI pai ye Loch Lemond Marna area att 5 p Point San Pablo Yacht Harbor i y d Ak wA Legend si cdl k os SO Ni Close 4 Intertidal Rocky Survey Locations Intertidal Sandy Highways Subtidal Fouling gt Subtidal Infauna Central Bay This map shows the Central Bay sampling sites during the Close MISP San Francisco Bay survey Click on the Close Map button return to the Maps of Introduced Species Survey Station menu See figure below to W GK View hort Format Geode Took Wirow bet Type 4 question bor see Ls SL lO HY BA SOD Q a rua nnne Central San Francisco Bay Page 44 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual South Bay This map shows the South Bay sampling sites oy the to MISP San Francisco Bay survey Click on the Close Map button return to the Maps of Introduced Species Survey Station menu See figure below The butto South San Fr
5. Vectors This section provides a list of know vectors pathways by which the organism was introduced to California See figure below See page 33 for a list of vectors in CANOD ECTOR S Fouling Commercial shipping Fouling Recreational Goats Non Native Organism Occurrences The fourth section is Non Native Organism Occurrences This section provides a list of observed occurrences in California The record includes the data type for example a literature or survey source project name sample date station where the species was observed and the waterbody This data can be sorted or filtered See page 43 for directions on sorting and filtering data Occurrence records are organized by the Page 7 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual sample date Unless the organism has a California discovery year of 1950 a sample date of 1 1 1950 represents an unknown or default collection date in CANOD and does not mean the organism was collected in 1950 See figure below NON NATIYE ORGANISMI OCCURENCES Occurence records are organized by sample date Unless the organism has a California discovery year of 1950 a sample date of 1 1 1950 represents an unknown or default collection date in CANOD and does not mean that an organism was collected in 1950 Waterbody Literature Cohen and Carlton 1995 O1 Jan 1963 Delta Prisoner s Point Venice Island San Francisco Bay Literature Cohen and Carlton 1995 01 Jan 1966
6. 5 Coleman Carton 1555 Page 34 of 51 Page 1 of 179 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Introduction Vectors by Organism Introduced organisms are assigned to probable vectors of introduction The Introduction Vectors by Organism table Introduction vectors by Organism lists all introduced species in CANOD the assigned vector and the category the vector falls under See figure on page 32 Click on the EJ icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the Xx icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu INTRODUCTION VECTORS BY ORGANISM Erir TAT bed i nie tiati bad i r rie VE bd A HAEA rda fen N i Pe TILL were ay r pA a aa d E i ry Ae wer ET Epas Al Hii j a H yt a Halse Wider Halse Wider Haie Wider Haiei Wider Haiei Willer Halse Wider Foden Camere oh gun Hive Wider Potion Commerc sh green Fouinp Recent Bost Cp ie a en Bel Joel Fash mui uc can with shock opal Fs be ots Gee VU eof Halici Wier Foibng i aa ae casi hgg Fouinp Feren Boat Hie Wider Foden Commerce Sha Foibng Recon Boat Fs Be otis Boe ML eof Fis be tls Bee VA fe Fs be otis Gee AA Fake ee Doe KL ee Hilo Wider Foden Cumin sh gan Fouinp Recon al Boat Fp i tu en af Ja ee Shy puma Shepipauna Shepu Shepu Rec aed Hit LPT Fobo F ir Th Shepi pana Sieppari Rec ane H Sieppari Step punga Rec od
7. Acanthogobus ET at canthogobius flavimanus a first letters of the species name that you are looking for E Hit the Find Organism button when you ve selected a name A N 5 You can review data and print the displayed record To print the displayed record click the Print Current Record button Print Current Record ON the right hand side of the screen This will automatically begin printing the record displayed on the screen You will not have the ability to set printing perimeters before the print job begin See figure below The Non Native Organism form has four sections The four sections are 1 Taxonomic Summary 2 Native Region 3 Vectors 4 Non Native Organism Occurrences The four sections are described below Taxonomic Summary The first section is the taxonomic summary at the top of the form This section provides the organism s scientific name common name phylum class order family introduction status literature citation or Survey source used to determine the introduction status year the species was first discovered in California and any comments regarding the history of the species status See figure below Page 6 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Print Current Record button automatically prints what is Non Native Organisms Species are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type in the Acanthogobius favimanus e first letter s of the species name that you are lo
8. Panni Bary UL Tan S70 Colon amd Corton 1585 ian Fagio Ba Khe Main Pania Bary 01 Jan 570 Colon amd Corton 1993 Bole Lapen Trades Bary O1Jan1 S70 Colon amd Corton 1955 fan Pacce Bay Chi las Labe Mirit Labo Mirit O1Tan1 STi Colon ani Calen 1993 Dohe tacy Fe hio Iles ten Fachty Min Panni Bary 01 Tan STi Colon ard Corton 1955 ED th ugh Co mwa Location Monkey Bay amp hom buh UL Tan S72 Colon amd Corton 1555 Tomales Ery buak Bay O1Tanl Sri Colon amd Corton 1585 Erte de Aneri us Bode gi Ery lJanl Sri Colon ani Corton 1985 Lat Angola Haber Han elr Bury ian FF Colon amd Corton 1955 LongBoaich Harber Ean elr Bury 25 Mba 975 Colon ani Corton 1955 San Ga brol Fiver Ham lJanl 579 Colon ani Corton 1993 Hew t Bay Horwpe tt Hy Ul Taw S79 Colon amd Catton 1903 Cafe mis The po cthied Ca efor U pes iel 01am 985 Colon ard Corton 1555 Mirel Couty Wm lJanl sH Colon ani Calin 1993 Conta Certi Come Hare 01 Tan St Callen aml Carton 15 55 fan Dic ge Bury fan Dio p Bay Ul Tani Ssh Colon ani Corton 1993 Stockton Fish Main Pamio Bary 1042002001 125 2000 2002 Fowey Oit kaoa mai Fish 02 fain Pania Bary Iep 125 2000 2002 owy Oit Acanthonyais aspera Rahontane iat ested Date je oi ame Mn Fon koe Bay Mn Fani Barr O1 Jan S58 Dives anl Moors 155 Mn Fable Bar Man Fani Barr O1 Jan So Coleman Carton 1595 ins tm Ery hn Pami Bary O1 Jan Son Coleman Carton 1555 fan Fale Barr Mn Panni Bary OL Taal Sh Colon aml Carton 1555 kui tm Ery fn Pania Bey OL Taal
9. associated with the sample Click on the DI icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the x icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu See figure below LOCATIONS OF INTRODUCED ORGANISMS Station records are bried by sample date However a sample dat of 011950 reprenis an unknown or default daie m CAN GD and momvort cases does not mean that the species was collected m 1950 Acanthogobius nanus St ahonijame Witt sled Date Tec iamue an Fade Bry Han Felu Bury 01 Jan 950 Dames and Moore 1950 fan Pacce Bay Main Panni Bary O1Jan1 950 Dames and Moor 1999 Delta fain Pamio Bary 01 Jan 950 Dares and Moore 1955 Delte Prozac Point Wenke Flood Main Pamio Bary O1Tan1 03 Colon amd Calin 1993 tan Fable Bur fan Fani Bary O1Tan1 Sek Colon amd Corton 155 Howth fan Fauzia Bay Min Panni Bary O1lTanl Sik Colon amd Corton 1565 Conal fan Pazia Bay Main Pani Bary O1Tan1 Sik Colon amd Calen 1585 awh Son Fan Bary Main Pamio Bary O1Tanl Sek Colon amd Calen 1555 Delta Main Pamio Bary O1lTan1 Sii Colon ard Corton 1955 nism Bar Main Pamio Bary O1Tan1 Sik Colon ard Corton 1955 Delte r of ftechon Main Pamio Bary O1tanl S70 Colon ard Corton 1565 Delta Min Pamio Bary O1Tan1 Smi Colon amd Corton 1993 Delte Dhl Monlet Comal Main Panni Bary O1Jan1 570 Colon amd Corton 1993 fan Foockce Ba Forka City La pen Main Pamio Bary O1Tanl STi Colon amd Corton 1993 fan Foockce Ba Ferhokey Aquatic Pak Lapon Main
10. citing this database or using the information it contains in any published study The Main Menu offers two options 1 The first option is to build your own report through searchable forms See page 4 2 The second option is the view previously generated reports and maps by clicking the Click for Reports and Maps button See page 21 for the Reports and Maps form Page 3 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Searchable Forms The searchable forms allow you to build your own report guickly and easily You have four options to choose from Non Native Organisms Non Native Organisms by Vector Organism Lookup Station Lookup AED E Click on the title you would like to search in The searchable form will automatically display on the screen See figure below S a RESOURCES AGENG CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT FISH amp GAME WA WA n i e paoc Please Contact Steve Foss sfoss ospr dfg ca goy to determine if any changes have been made or if any updates are pending before citing this database or using the information it contains in any published study Non Native Organisms The Non Native Organisms form allows you to choose from a list of all non native organisms in CANOD and view detailed information on the species The details include the organism s phylum class order family source native region vector and records of known occurrences in California 1 Cli
11. in CANOD The Master Station List in CANOD table Mase Staton Kistin CAROD lists all the stations in CANOD They are listed in alohabetical order by station source Under the station source the station names are in alphabetical order The table includes the waterbody sub bays or watersheds and the bioregion the stations are within The bioregion divides California into three sections which include Northern Central and Southern California Northern California is from the Northern California border to the Cape Mendocino sampling station Central California is from South of Cape Mendocino sampling station to Point Conception sampling station Southern California is from South of Point Conception sampling station to the Mexico border See page 39 for MISP survey stations The Outer Coast check box is checked when the station was from the Outer Coast surveys Click on the DI icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the x icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu figure below for an example of the Master Station List Station Code HIO H H HEH HIS H H HE HEW H 10 H 100 H 101 H 102 H 103 H 104 H 105 H 106 H 107 H 103 H 109 HI 11 H 110 H 111 HIG 112 HIG 113 HIG 114 H 115 HIG 116 HIG 117 HIG 118 HIG 119 H G H 0 Master Station List in CANOD Station Hame Tad Erea Shd Langhere Girktiareon Ar Wad Ere
12. that begin with A are at the beginning and records that begin with Z are at the end Sort descending does just the opposite Records that begin with Z are at the top and records that begin with A are at the bottom of the list See figure on top of page 41 a Microsoft Access ORY SPECIES MASTER Select Query f File Edit View Insert Format Records Tools Maa Help L Hno S see lo JAYA x DA a B FinallD TaxonomicAuthority atmsetftragi tianStatus LikelyintroducedorNative Phylum A Aartsenia pupiformis Carpenter 1065 Native Mollusca Ga ka WETE Kirchenpauer 1884 Unresolve Click here the Cnidaria Hy l amphora Nutting 1904 Native Ascending or Cnidaria Hy Click here to GENGE Trask 1857 Native F dino Cnidaria Hy highlight jreenel Murray 1860 Native heats wai Cnidaria Hy column raski Torrey 1902 Native uton to Sort Cnidaria Hy asp A SAFIT SAF IT Unresolved Arthropoda Ins Acanthina punctulata G B Sowerby 1825 Native Mollusca Ga Acanthinucella Cooke 1918 Unresolved Mollusca Ga Acanthinucella spirata de Blainville 1832 Native Mollusca Ga Acanthochitonina Bergenhayn 1930 Unresolved Mollusca Fo Acanthocyclops vernalis Fischer 1853 Native Arthropoda hla Acanthodoris Gray 1950 Unresolved Mollusca Ga Acanthodoris hudsoni MacFarland 1905 Native Mollusca Ga Acanthodoris lutea MacFarland 1925 Native Mollusca Ga O Donoghue 1921 Native Mollusca Ga Abildgaard 1709 Native Moll
13. to the Main Menu button AI return to the Searchable Forms menu or to exit CANOD Exit CANOD Click the Exit CANOD button EXIT CANOD on the Main Menu to exit the database application Page 51 of 51
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15. Ci raul ds Chikinmw IT kid Una var Foken Sai ce cha Tranic Chime EEE Aca Urrea vazi Foehn ape cre ha Cir ch Chaim p ALI Unrcad vel Foken Sai ri cha Tai che Chuna a Sais inna var Pohl a ce cl Cirraul daz Chim rr hi apa inna vazi F orehan Cap elid Pl cub daa Chow mol iscan e Urrea vazi Pitch Poa peel 40h dh che Chos m a rroa vel Foken 3 akal l ca ab d l daa Circe p Maria Uiroe val Poken hell akid TA liz Size Moria inna val Foehn Pind akih Srl ncn Circe p ARI Urrea vai Foken F kA ikid Alida Cimaku ap A Pimi Urrea varl Pokechaza Sai re cha Cira daz Cimini q E Gives Urrea vazi Pohthazoa gi ninii cha iru ch Simamia en C haiu Unrcad vel Foken a ri cha Cira dae Cimi tit a SOS SAO Unread var Poken ja ri cla Cire daz Simamia a 3r cig inna val Pitch ape cre oc Cirma da Cim imna q SS M rig Unread vai Foken Spa i cha Cire de Cumar g A Phillipe Unocal val Fohthazu Cra arid C ari cls Wanauza Apa Lires var Paokchazo oy akel bi ch wa id bi chee Donan Wa inna val Foehn Poa pee oh di che Doman 2 Pichuph Urrea ved Foken a ahal l ca 42 d bi daa Danza 2 UE Unread sral Foken oy aD bi ch 406 d l chee Darma HAI inna vazi Pitch 3 hl l ch 3 ah d l che Wanauza M Unread val Pohihoce 3 ahell ch ab dl daz Dip kima qm Sl AMT inna sval Pohchoseo Makali perked Mab d hi peri che Dnntikhraap UELI inna val Pitch ape cre oc ape cre che a ce Page 31 of 51 Station Source Boyi2002 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Master Station List
16. Delta General Location San Francisco Bay Literature Cohen and Carlton 1995 O1 Jan 1966 Suisun Bay san Francisco Bay Literature Cohen and Carlton 1995 O1Jan1966 South San Francisco Bay san Francisco Bay Literature Cohen and Carlton 1995 O1Jan 196b6 North San Francisco Bay san Francisco Bay Literature Cohen and Carlton 1995 O1 Jan 1966 Central san Francisco Bay san Francisco Bay Literature Cohen and Carlton 1995 01 Jan 1966 San Pablo Bay san Francisco Bay I record 14 Jf WINE Return to Use the Return to Main Menu button Main Menu to return to the Main Menu Non Native Organism by Vector The Non Native Organism by Vector form provides a list of species introduced to California by a specific vector A vector is an agent or pathway through which an organism can be conveyed outside of its native range For example some species come to California in the ballast water of a commercial ship or by fouling on the hull of a boat See table on page 33 for a list of vectors in CANOD Factors that are considered when assigning vectors to organisms included Life history Timing of introduction Previously known introduction events and spread Probable human mediated transfer mechanism operating in proximity to where the organism was found Many organisms are polyvectic Carlton and Ruiz 2005 meaning they have been introduced to California waters by more than one mechanism In these cases multiple vectors are assigned 1 To ope
17. Department of Fish and Game Office of Spill Prevention and Response California Aguatic Non native Organism Database CANOD n 7 gt Piz Click for Non Native Organisms Reports and Non Native Organisms by Vector Organism Lookup Station Lookup Find Current Taxonomic Names a nges have been made or if any updates are pending before ion it contains in any published study User Manual Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual TABLE OF CONTENTS Man MENU oie eerste en Sac eeepc ON NE S 3 Searchable FOFMS wwwwwmwawanwanwawununnwanzawunwanwawununa wauni nuwa 4 Non Native Organisms sssssssusssuana nana nuana nana naanza nanunua nanunaaazzanunaaanzanuzanunza 4 Taxonomy SUMMAar V cause cece sewnoucecucieacesswedvaesesecwausencsucesneessoeteaecweesensoeneeeceaneeneecs 6 Native REGION swcnixsnexcnssdee snensnss consuscesensadssnsesugesnnsscevanensnereaunvaenenunvervacecssameress T VOCO oranana E E T Non Native Organism Occurrences cccscneeeeeeeenenenensenenenenensnsenenenenenensesensnens T Non Native Organisms by Vector cccccsssessessescessesenseesenseesenneesenseeseneees 8 Organism LOOKUP cessere eannan EEEE EEEE EEEE NE 11 Station LOOKUP sssssnnsnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn nnmnnn mnnn 16 Find Current Taxonomic Name cccccescccesecenseeenseeensesensesensesensesensenes 21 Reports Maps and TableS
18. ES MASTER Select Query lit View Insert Format Records Tools Window Help SQ relo 4 ily Remove Filter button yk Cu FinallD Introductions p emoe Filter WINO pupiformis Carpenter 1065 1 amphora Nutting 1904 Native anguina Trask 1857 Native 1 greene Murray 1860 Native i traski Torrey 1902 Native punctulata G B Sowerby 18625 Native cella spirata de Blainville 1832 Native clops vernalis Fischer 1653 Native wis hudsoni MacFarland 1905 Native iis lutea MacFarland 1925 Native Wis nanaimoensis O Donoghue 1921 Native is pilosa Abildgaard 1759 Native sis Macropsis AMi Tattersall 1932 Native on lepidum Heath And McGregor 1912 Native Find You can quickly and easily find a specific record in your query by using the Find command 1 Highlight the field that you want to search The Find command searches the records in the field you have selected See figure below Microsoft Access ORY SPECIES MASTER Select Query Ff File Edit View Insert Format Records Tools Window Help M Mgao SR s amp eli tepals KLE Click the field Final TaxonomicAuthorityDate MOTE De header to Aartsenia pupiformis Carpenter 1665 neative highlight Hada Wrresoalved Abietinaria Abietinaria amphora kirchenpauer 1884 Mutting 1904 Native maaria T Abietinaria anguina Trask 1057 REV Cnida
19. Maps menu See figure below Click to view CALIFORNIA a eports and ee symm DEPARTMENT Maso maps S FISH amp GAME ee te ca goy to determine if any changes have been made or if any updates are pending before r using the information it contains in any published study 2 The Reports and Maps menu will display on the screen after you click the Click for Reports and Maps button See figure below The buttons below link to printable reports Use the green X icon to export the report s data to an excel file Use the All Organisms Table to sort through data Return to the Main Menu for searchable forms a All Organisms Table Pa a Non Native Organisms Organisms by Vector of Introduction gt Unresolved Species Complexes Non Native is Station EP Survey 5 Alita virens in Ascophyium nodosum Locality Bodega Bay California North Pacific September 2003 sold in bait shop Length 12 inches Photographer Leslie Harris Page 40 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual 3 Click the title of the report you would like to view or export The report will automatically display on the screen 4 Use the green X icon to export the report s data to an excel file An Output To dialogue box will display on the screen See figure below The buttons below link to printable reports Use the green X icon to export the reports data to an excel file Use the All Organi
20. Slough Samoa Bled Eride Ebr Lake Tacdty Creek Brant Hath Bay Deter Beck Samoa Bridze Vet Samoa Bridge hidde Samoa Bridze Fast Eriha Slava Lower Hath Bay Gare HE St 34 Entree Bay Chairel HE St 25 Errare Bay Chawel HE St 44 Fields Lave Chore HB St 43 EN Cord Seaborg his Class Crise St 33 Southport Chanel St 70 Fie Lavine Chorrel HE St 42 Southport Chanel St 69 Fields Lavine Carmel HE St 41 Fie Lave Chorwel HB St 40 Ereba Slough Upper Southport Chanel St 65 Fie Lave Chore HB St 39 Southport Chanel St 67 Fields Lavine Chanel HB St 38 Southport Charre St a6 BV ComlSemBorge Ws Class Coase 5t 31 Fields Lavine Chanel AB St 37 BV ComlSemBorgeWs Clase Cois St 82 Southport Chanel St 65 Southport CFarrel St ot South Ereba Miria EV Cord Sewbora hs Cas Cois St 30 Bays Wat er shed Hmbokt Err Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bry Humbolit Bay Humbo lit Bay Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bry Humbolit Bay Humbo lit Bay Humbolit Bry Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bry Humbolit Bay Humbo lit Bay Humbolit Bry Humbo lit Bay Humbolit Bay Humbo lit Bay Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bry Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bay Humbo lit Bry Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bry Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bay Humbolit Bry Humbolit Bay Humbo lit Bay Page 32 of 51 15 SyWater body Humbo kit Bay Humbo kit Bay Humbo kit Bay Humbo kit Bay Humbo kit Bay Humbo lit Bay Humbo lit Bay Humbo lit Bay H
21. Southern California iss SO4ANONUE Ano Nuevo Ano Nuevo San Lorenzo Soquel Pacific Ocean Central California miss 411LALB03 APL Terminal Los Angeles Harbor San Pedro Bay LA Long Beach Harbor Southern California me iss 110HUMBO2 Aquaculture Floats Arcata Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Northern California rea OR AOI Bonatic D an n Franricen B n Franciana Raw San Francis al Californi 10 Click on the l button to maximize the table to view in full screen See figure below CEE FJ Microsoft Access QRY_Stn Master Select Query Click here to maximize the StationSource StationCode Stationame SubBaySubHarbor Agua Hedionda Lagoon Alameda County Jiss2000 JosPR Cohen2002 JOSPR ISS iss iss iss FI OSPR Boyd2002 _ Boyd2002 _ Boyd2002 _ Boyd2002 Boyd2002 Boyd2002 Boyd2002 Boyd2002 Boyd2002 Boyd2002 Boyd2002 Boyd2002 _ Boyd2002 _ Boyd2002 Boyd2002 Boyd2002 Boyd2002 iiss 203ALCATR 410HNMEO6 5ISAMERIY SDE12 Al SCX22 ANB SD4ANONUE 411LALB03 110HUMBO2 203AQUATC HBOS HUSAB HUS54 HUS68 HUS56 HUS58 HUS60 HUS63 HUS46 HUS4 HUS49 HUS51 HUS64 HUS66 HUS6 HUS166 HUS167 HUS165 3154RRHON Alamitos Bay Alcatraz Alpha Wharf American River America s Cup Harbor Anacapa Islands Anacapa Isle Marina Anaheim Bay Ano Nuevo APL Terminal Aquaculture Floats Aquatic Park Arcata Bay Arcata Bay 2 Arcata Channel HB St 1 Arcata
22. aetha d empta Hatos Poke lat fris nada Cimshlidis eha mondo e pien Taree o bed Complex Poke let pda mida Cimatilidas Jphelochacta monn Crypte panic F hs keti fpi mida Cimatalidaa ea kata peter ne Hati Poko koti Epi mida Cimhlidao ea haha pinsi Hata Fher ipe mila Cimatlidas Pagel of Page 26 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Non Native Organisms The Non Native Organisms table Mon Native Organisme is a list of all introduced organisms in alphabetical order by phylum The list includes the organisms scientific name introduction status class order family and the date the species was discovered in California Click on the LI icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the Xx icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu See figure on page 24 NON NATIVE ORGANISMS IN CANOD rence Dave Increducten Goa cu Dh Order F wilt CAD ccewry Year Piru mi A eal ah I Pil i ia ale Pia Be i i i mes it fora Fa 5 I Fal Taal h b iil oe id Wmr I Fal et a Al mole mM DLL k Ful zi 1 T la busin ms l ul UA Ua oc INE a mun i ul Th oak 2 ofl wale k Id Cia weg i ul lal ake ih Pui grr k Ful 41 TEDT ELE u UF rre I ul LPi d el Tiig I Fal vai bl e EELE Ie oa a b Fal et A mole ia Cea ee a I Ful vai Enlil me mai ait b asia ot ee l Ful val Lill me ma oii b asi 14 l a5 i Fa vai Lill oa nll ele ih Ha sab i Fa vai bl Delle I hare ml l Ful yet a al 1 lad el bhi r
23. ain Menu for searchable forms Sh 4 amp yn et All Organisms Table Return to Main Menu All Organisms x Introduction Vectors by Organism a Non Native Organisms Organisms by Yector of Introduction Cryptogenic Organisms ye Native Regions of Non Native Organisms 5 a Click the Maps of Survey Station button crn Master Station List in CANOD Non Native Organisms by Station Locations of Non Native Organisms Stations Alita virens in Ascophytum nodosum Locality Bodega Bay California North Pacific September 2003 sold in bait shop Length 12 inches Photographer Leslie Harris The Maps of Introduced Species Survey Stations menu will display automatically See figure below Bays and Harbors San Pablo and Suisun Bays Outer Coast Central Bay Outer Coast South Bay The screen allows you to choose from three surveys titled Bays and Harbors ys and Har S an Fran cisco E stuary San Francisco Estuary and Outer Co ast The San Francisco Estuary is divided into three maps including San Pablo and Suisun Bays SanPeble and suisun Bays Central Bay Central Bay and South Bay South Bay Click the purple buttons below the title of the survey to view maps Page 42 of 51 survey stations Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual For the purpose of CANOD the boundaries of San Pablo
24. ana k Fal Pia F da E bai IF m k Fh Paaa Ge De I k l A Pam at k Fal Lens pul id a et Fal Ve lel bk b eld tot Paral rea uly er tal 1l oal oa i Fa Lapi kh Mak E i Apa rr m l Ful va bl a nai ja k J Se ka a ya l Ful yd a aol 15i a g l Fa Pea Be et a lave iz I Fal Evi ma bal E E niia H a I ly Dalla bane Til 1 l niia H a i Oly rE Ial ll niia H ha I uly Dalia eae Tal L l Fara ia Gari amje l ET Tala hae UU Ld Eh Ja rum Ati Bape ius i li las IF same j i n I kan l bila EF se j i n I i ii im i ak a I bila es E te ra n 1S I TL mi sl bi al eel a ald is I TOLE i l Hal sa a ot F l TLE mi l bi al dii zi i i singe mi snail bi al el a Ju mpu l bila 1w g N hgh D e l A aa I LE oq nq be H hgh D I l ir I oom Pa b sates E LE a ghe L dng INI Lt I bila S ELET i i 1a m b LE hap nee Fa ci b ls I I ss ii a wits hes I ih LE Fay ia E I T hs i bila Faja Ekg bi TEELLA l kl L E Labo 1 l kl qq ELL Iur I ki ki z J gual I I bike es E gal k l li ki Ln nay I I Pagel Page 27 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Cryptogenic Organisms Cryptogenic organisms are species of unknown origin The Cryptogenic Organisms table Paes rganisms list of all cryptogenic organisms in CANOD in alphabetical order by phylum The list includes the organism s scientific name introduction status most likely introduction status class order and family Click on isa the icon to maximi
25. ancisco Bay ata to an excel u for Oakland Inner Harber y Na shipping cranes Port of Oakland Office uff Ri pen Oakland Inner Harbor small marinas Sar Brace China Basin Sea Plane i WA wi vs Lagoon MB Pps W Central Basin ped F Coast Guard Band th Potrero Point PPI Ballena Bay Crown Beach i i 4 i r Sierra Point Marina pai Sea Plane Harbor pes E Hayward Landing WA Coyote Pi Marina Sy Coyote Point San Mateo Bridge ir gt a i A ai i Redwood Creek shippang Os Vp cw ae hy Dumbarton Bridge Redwood Creek marina Bat S iS a gt Riwa City Wa Bpa Railroad bridge Legend e Survey Locations Click the Return to the Main Menu button AI to return to the Searchable Forms menu or to exit CANOD Page 45 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Sort Filter and Find Function in Datasets Sort You can use a sort property to arrange data in alphabetical order ascending or descending in a dataset 1 Click the heading of the column you would like to sort This will highlight the entire column 2 To highlight multiple columns click the heading of the first column you would like to sort Hold down the Shift key and click the heading of the last column The sort is always preformed from left to right Al 3 Use the sort button to sort ascending or descending Ascending sorts your records alphabetically from top to bottom so records
26. and Suisun Bays survey includes all sites north of the San Rafael Richmond Bridge Central Bay includes all sampling sites between the San Rafael Richmond Bridge and the Bay Bridge South Bay includes all sampling sites south of the Bay Bridge Bays and Harbors 2006 Sampling Sites This map shows the bays ports and harbors sampled during a 2006 MISP survey Click on the Close Close Map button to return to the Maps of Introduced Species Survey Stations menu See figure below i GT inert ira cas Sioa EEN KUOGA KA AU a Bo bale meea De zim Bays and Harbors 2006 Sampling Sites Outer Coast Sampling Sites This map shows the MISP Outer Coast Close sampling sites Click on the Close Map button to return to the Maps of Introduced Species Survey Station menu See figure below licrosott Access b Et yew ieot Format Records Took Window Hep SC eT LOREA E Mem FO 5 C plz up al l 9r Outer Coast Sampling Sites e oe wazi od 3 Page 43 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual San Pablo and Suisun Bays This map shows the San Pablo and Suisun Bay sampling sites during the MISP San Francisco Bay survey Close Click on the Close Map button to return to the Maps of Introduced Species Survey Station menu See figure below Aicrosoft Access le Edit View Insert Format Records Tools Window Help
27. anual kaa Agua Hedionda Lagoon Click this button to view the Master Station Table AA Using the Master Station Query button will show you a list of all stations currently in CANOD In the Query you can alphabetize sort and filter the station list according to whichever parameters you d like Return to the top of this page and search by station name when you have determined which station s you would like to see additional information on Agua Hedionda Lagoon San Diego Coast North Pacific Ocean Southern California m CA26 Alameda County Alameda County None None Central California The Master ALB Alamitos Bay Alamitos Bay San Pedro Bay Alamitos Bay Southern California Miss 203ALCATR Alcatraz Central San Francisco Bay San Francisco Ba San Francisco Ba Central California j y y y Station Table miss 410HNMEO6 Alpha Wharf Port Hueneme Callequas Port Hueneme Southern California miss SISAMERIY American River Sacramento River San Francisco Bay Sacramento River Central California 1 1 1552000 SDE12 America s Cup Harbor North San Diego Bay San Diego Bay San Diego Bay Southern California will display on OSPR Al Anacapa Islands Anacapa Islands Anacapa Islands Pacific Ocean Southern California screen Cohen2002 SCX22 Anacapa Isle Marina Channel Islands Harbor Callequas Pacific Ocean Southern California i E OSPR ANB Anaheim Bay Anaheim Bay San Pedro Bay Pacific Ocean
28. aps menu See figure below MASTER ORGANISM LIST IN CANOD Phylum Annelida ganian Nae hao dana n ahu Liheby State Class Order Family Annelida J eu SA C Erri Tasa bed Fhe ket Epi mila Emila AEL LS VEFFE Crypte panic F he lt Pisidia Haphirilaa tite hued Inte duced Fhe lat Peyledoctda Hereilidac ta vires Crypto pac Fiche Fiy Ibile cila Hereilidas amorous op d EAP Tuwe bed Peis let Pini docila i phacrede ril aden oe aerate Crypto ganic F he het Tox tellida Tortella aema op al Ses Fiod aoa Fe ho lao ta Teas bela Tan balhidi Wage GAPS Hatia Bichwa Tom bela Aunplen tilas asa aout Hatin Fhe het Capielida Capik Tides teins sp J Aeris Tunes o heel Phen FiyIbdecila iyide ua AI Twa hoi F he heti Piy Ib docila fyli eos SEATA Tete d nce Ph het Bayle deca Sylidas wa arudha Crypto pods F he het Tow tallia Funga tilas duped Pewee hae a Crypte panic Hatin Ph let Tam bella Panga tilas hahaaa lobeops Hatua Phet Too balhida Aanphan tilas apate MLS naa Hatia Fo e kwita Tox kadhia kanga tilas Aten a ane ai Crypto pando Poke late Tom bellila Aanphastilas tapas pacific Crypto pad Poke leat Pinda ila He io milan alain ota Crypto gadis Poke let Tom bollila Terobollidan Abhi of EA Crypto panic Fo ko lente Fiy Ib docila Fala pils uu Pemda Hato Fhe keti Pini aila Pika pile HS sp d er Taa bse F he let Pirlo cia Pika pils AEDES AI Hates Phe het Capiklida Capote Iil nae plo Hats Poke late Epi mida Spends irads op E Hip Tuwe bed Pichon iio rida Spionida pivioch
29. ciee emecdeeenectemeesectaqmesacecanesadgccnecesteenenestacney 41 Maps of Surveys Stations s ssssmsnuasunanunuanznananaaaananunaaanzanunaaanzanunaa 42 Bays and Harbors 2006 Sampling SiteS csccscsecsecseseeeeeseneeeenseeenseeensenensenens 43 Ou t r Coast Sampling SHES ia 43 San Pablo and Suisun Bay Sampling Sites cscscessseseseeenenseseeseenenenseeeeseees 44 Central Bay Sampling Shes ii kawa 44 South Bay Sampling Sites wwmmmmmsmms maana n uana uana uza a ananuna zazua a aana nuzunananuanua 45 Sort Filter and Find RecordS wwwwmmmamanna 46 BOON AA Ia 46 FULGT IA Aa 47 F KAA AAA AA AAA AAA AAA AAA 49 EXI CANODD AA 51 Page 2 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual California Aguatic Non native Organism Database CANOD CANOD was created by the Departments of Fish and Game Office of Spill Prevention and Response Marine Invasive Species Program MISP for tracking information relating to the introduction of non native species into California waters per vector and native region Contact Karen Bigham at kbigham dfg ospr ca gov if you have any questions about CANOD or this user manual Main Menu The Main Menu provides you with different ways to view the data See figure below a RESOURCES AGENCY CALIFORNIA p Ii DEPARTMENT FISHEGAME sfossidospr dfg ca goy to determine if any changes have been made or if any updates are pending before
30. ck on the Non Native Organism button Se Native Organisms to open the form See figure below Page 4 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Click Non Native Organisms button to open 2 The Non Native Organisms form will display on the screen See figure below Non Native Organisms Species are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type in the E first letter s of the species name that you are looking for Hit the Find Organism button when you ve selected a name Ooo O 3 Species are listed alphabetically Scroll through the pull down menu button zi or type in the first letters of the species name See figure below Page 5 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Return to Non Native Organisms Species are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type in the Use the p ull down first letter s of the species name that you are looking for ee E ae KENA menu to search Hit the Find Organism button when you ve selected a name Acanthogobius flavinanus Acanthomysis aspera Acanthomysis hwanhaiensis Acartiella sinensis Aeverrilia armata Aglaothamnion tenuissimum Altta succinea Alloglossicium corti through species scientific name 4 Click the Find Organism button ORGANISM Wher you have found the species you are searching for See figure below Non Native Organisms Species are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type inthe
31. d Arthropoda Maxillopoda Calanoida Acari Acartia californiensis Trinast 1976 Native Arthropoda Maxillopoda Calanoida Acari Acartia danae Giesbrecht 1889 Native Arthropoda Maxillopoda Calanoida Acarti Acartia hudsonica Pinhey 1926 Native Arthropoda Maxillopoda Calanoida Acarti Acartia longiremis Lilljeborg 1853 Native Arthropoda Maxillopoda Calanoida Acari Acartia tonsa Dana 1849 Native Arthropoda Maxillopoda Calanoida Acari Acartiella sinensis Shen and Lee 1963 Introduced Arthropoda Maxillopoda Calanoida Acari y record Mf cif 1 _ gt _ oul of 4116 a CalEDAS REPORTING REQUIREMENT Scientific name for the taxon NUM WA Page 25 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual 4 Click on the icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the x icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu Reports The generated reports and maps are described in the following bullet points All Organisms The All Organisms table 8 Organisms contains a list of all introduced cryptogenic native species complexes and unresolved organisms in alphabetical order by phylum The list includes the organisms scientific name introduction status most likely status if species is classified as Cryptogenic class order and family Click on the LI icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the Xx icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and M
32. d with the species including phylum class order e family taxonomic authority the research that identified the species as it s current taxonomic name e introduction status additional comments 6 To begin a search click the Find Current Taxonomic Names button in the Main Menu See figure below Organism Lookup Click the Find Current Taxonomic Names bottom to open form Find Current Taxonomic Names 7 The Find Current Taxonomic Names form will display on the screen See figure below DIRECTIONS Select the synonym from the box below then click the Find Taxon button to see the current valid taxonomic name and related species information To find additional organism information return to the main menu and use the current taxonomic name Synonym name FIR ARON Phylum Class Order Family 8 Locate the Synonym Name box near the top of the screen Synonym Name oN TaN Page 22 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual synonym names are listed alphabetically You can scroll through the pull down menu or type in the first letter of the name of the station that you are searching for Click the pull down menu button next to the Find Taxon button to view the list of synonym names 10 Highlight and select the synonym name you would like to view See figure below Synonym Name Anachis penicillata Inachoides brevir
33. e Amphibalanus amphitrite Arthropoda Cirripedia Sessilia Balanidae Amphibalanus eburneus Arthropoda Cirripedia Sessilia Balanidae Amphibalanus improvisus Arthropoda Cirripedia Sessilia Balanidae ol Organism Lookup The Organism Lookup form provides detailed information on all organisms in CANOD including non native native and cryptogenic species The form includes the following information about each species phylum class order family Page 11 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual species complex common name other known names of the species synonym names comments regarding the synonym names introduction status year the species was discovered in California the source of discovery additional comments regarding the introduction status 1 Click the Organism Lookup button Organism Lookup on the Main Menu to open the form See figure below Click here to open the Organism Information Lookup form 2 The Organism Information Lookup form will automatically display on the screen See figure below Page 12 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual ORGANISM INFORMATION LOOKUP OrganismName PH Stan Here Organisms are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type in the first letter s or FIND Return to species name that you are looking for Hit the Find Organism button when you ve f ORGANISM Main Menu located the name you are looking for 3 Loca
34. e Hit F oh er F oh er F oh er Th F er Th Sieppama Sieppari Fii ne Ho LPT ET i aaa Page 35 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Vectors in CANOD Table The Vectors in CANOD table lists the known vectors and the associated vector categories The definitions of the categories are listed in the bullet points on page 33 There are 26 possible vectors listed in CANOD and 10 possible vector categories Vector Category Vector Name Aquaculture Biocontrol Fisheries Natural Dispersal Natural Dispersal Ornamental Oyster Accidental Atlantic Oyster International Oyster Accidental Japanese Oyster International Shipping Fouling Commercial shipping Vector category definitions Aquaculture Accidental or intentional release as a result of farming of aquatic organisms for human consumption Biocontrol Release of organisms that are natural predators parasites or pathogens for biological control of pests Fisheries Accidental or intentional translocation of fish crustacean or mollusk non oyster species Page 36 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Natural Dispersal Ornamental Aquatic organisms have been introduced for decorative purposes in the aquarium trade or horticulture and landscaping industries Other Oyster The intentional introduction of oysters or accidental introduction of species associated with oysters Recreational B
35. e bay or watershed the species was found in and the phylum class and order Click on the m icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the x icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu See figure below INTRODUCED ORGANISMS BY STATION Mahon Ok pani Chass Onder Project Name Bay ater shed Agua Hedionda Lagoon Coulee tao faiia C Here ple C hw plecone Ery ilab DEPE Hti Dri fan Dhe go Coast Herth Prei ETAS PDAS Eh pola Mak yada C abaw ila C ohon anl C alen 1995 fan Dip Coast Herth Alameda County COAG OPLE C bordata uc toe pre 25g Cypis C ahon anl C alen 1995 Hom Cyrus corpo Cloplata Ac tine pie yg kaama ahem anl C alen 1993 Ww Anida erpina C bordata uc tne pie 2 ga Kai tne oem anl alen 1995 Hana MAE dalowiew Chordata Aue tne pre 2 ga Fox tier ahon anl arhe n 1993 Wer Jdorone sahis C bordata Ac tne pe 3g Pox iter ohon anl alen 1995 Ww Percinga Mae oepa C bordata Ac tine pre 35g Fox iter ahon anl alen 1995 Hana Fumes CREPE Ma guli plyta HM agu he pila Poly mb OPE H tonis Dat Hom Alamitos Bay nthe suc famed Fe holash Piy Ib docila C ehon anl C alen 1995 in Pale Bory Bugis soloera Forte panic ta Ca be mata Choi pnt C ohon aed C action 19953 San Pedra Bary Chan Gc Pori Dem pape Haphe krila Chama C arhin 1955 Ban Pedro Ery Dalene uola C mida Eroma r timia C ohon anl Carton 1995 fan Palre Bary SITA rapas kituo poda M aline toca Arn php La DPE H
36. ella spirata de Blainville 1632 Native Mollusca Gastropoda Neogastropoda Murici Acanthochitonina Bergenhayn 1930 Unresolved Mollusca Polyplacophora Chitonida Acanthocyclops vernalis Fischer 1853 Native Arthropoda Maxillopoda Cyclopoida Cycloy Acanthodoris Gray 1950 Unresolved Mollusca Gastropoda Nudibranchia Onchi Acanthodoris hudsoni MacFarland 1905 Native Mollusca Gastropoda Nudibranchia Onchi Acanthodoris lutea MacFarland 1925 Native Mollusca Gastropoda Nudibranchia Onchi Acanthodoris nanaimoensis O Donoghue 1921 Native Mollusca Gastropoda Nudibranchia Onchi Acanthodoris pilosa Abildgaard 1769 Native Mollusca Gastropoda Nudibranchia Onchi Acanthogobius flavimanus Temminck C J and Schlegel H 1 Introduced Chordata Actinopterygii Perciformes Gobiic Acanthomysis Czerniavsky 1882 Unresolved Arthropoda Malacostraca Mysidacea Mysid Acanthomysis aspera li 1964 Introduced Arthropoda Malacostraca Mysidacea Mysid Acanthomysis californica Murano amp Chess 1987 Cryptogenic Native Arthropoda Malacostraca Mysidacea Mysid Acanthomysis hwanhaiensis li 1964 Introduced Arthropoda Malacostraca Mysidacea Mysid Acanthomysis macropsis WWM Tattersall 1932 Native Arthropoda Malacostraca Mysidacea Mysid Acanthozoon lepidum Heath And McGregor 1912 Native Platyhelmini Turbellaria Polycladida Pseuc Acarina Unresolved Arthropoda Arachnida Acarnus erithacus de Laubenfels 1927 Native Porifera Demospongiae Poecilosclerida Acarn Acartia Dana 1846 Unresolve
37. enpauer 1504 Unresolved Cnidaria Abietinaria amphora Nutting 1904 Native Cnidaria E Abietinaria anguina Trask 1857 Native Cnidaria ie Abietinaria greenei Murray 1560 Native Cnidaria Abietinaria traski Torrey 1902 Native Cnidaria E Ablabesmyia sp A SAFIT SAFIT Unresolved Arthrapa Acanthina punctulata G B Sowerby 1825 Native Molluscs Acanthinucella Cooke 1914 Unresolved Mollusc Acanthinucella spirata de Blainville 1832 Native Mollusc Acanthochitonina Bergenhayn 1930 Unresolved Mollusc J Acanthocyclops vernalis Fischer 1553 Native Arthropa Acanthodoris Gray 1950 Unresolved Molluscs Acanthodoris hudson MacFarland 1905 Native Mollusc 3 View results below Microsoft Access ORY SPECIES MASTER Select Query Es File Edit View Insert Format Records Tools Window Help Xuana any Bw lel FAY a e x a O FinallD TaxonomicAuthorityDate f Inti t Ey Selection LikelyIntroducedorNatiwe Fhylum Cla gt Aartsenia pupiformis Carpenter 1065 Mollusca sastropo Abietinaria amphora Nutting 1904 Native Cnidaria Hydrozoz F Abietinaria anguina Trask 1857 Native Cnidaria Hydrozos Abietinaria greenei Murray 1560 Native Cnidaria Hydrazos Abietinaria traski Torrey 1902 Native Cnidaria Hydrazos F Acanthina punctulata G B Sowerby 1825 Native View Mollusca Gastropo Acanthinucella spirata de Blainville 1832 Native Mol
38. er San Diego Bay Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean Pacific Ocean LA Long Beach Harbor Humboldt Bay San Francisco Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Humboldt Bay Santa Barbara Channel Pacific Ocean Southern California Central California Southern California Central California Southern California Central California Southern California Southern California Southern California Southern California Central California Southern California Northern California Central California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Northern California Southern California Koo dodo Hood soda MIJI YA You can Sort Filter and Find records in the Master Station table See the section on sorting and filtering on page 43 to learn how to search by specific parameters Page 19 of 51 query Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual 11 Click the icon in the upper right hand corner to close
39. etinaria thuiarioides x eee troduced WA Click the Return to Main Menu button to return to the main menu Click the Find Taxon button to populate the form Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Reports Maps and Tables The reports and maps section allows you to view reports and maps that have already been generated for CANOD You can export the reports into Excel for sorting or to create charts and tables with the data All Organism Table The All Organisms Table lists all the organisms in CANOD in alphabetical order by FinallD The list includes native non native and cryptogenic species 1 Click the Click for Reports and Maps button on the Main Menu to open the Reports and Maps menu See figure below Click here to view reports and maps CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT UZA FISH amp GAME Please Contact Steve Foss sfoss ospr dfg ca gov to determine if any changes have been made or if any updates are pending before citing this database or using the information it contains in any published study Page 24 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual The buttons below link to printable reports Use the green icon to export the report s data to an excel file Use the All Organisms Table to sort through data Return to the Main Menu for searchable forms Return to Main Menu ction vectors by Organism J mm 14 All Orga
40. h rr cz ipi Rima nE 4 Pare h irra ce imi Pluie ohe haa za phi h irra ce ir Blue F hich za pao cb Api ebro che Aim cha ch Muire roke haa icik Ceri cle i Ter a Dkk Lh h Muire bye icik Curmi cl iri i Murie Take haa Orth r h PIru da finders A niha paikan oa Piire T ohecha rh r ch Parai lat iri J Piy F ahe how Spa Cel i cha jra Pui tre ho Perce i ch Pere be Bi che ja z Pimia rE Fardal bch yop i ce ET i KT Pii rE Cp hdi ikh al bree i daa ja biih Pii AE Cp hd ikh al bre peri de ord T Piy Cig hen Tuhi i d ch Tubs ii chie ore Tan Pel iy Hiph Tuhi i d ch Tuhi ii chie ian i Mi chokaa za Pa cb Sa cae che Atay mitt Pure chukua 2 phai cha Aa cod che a werk Pii aE 4 pini h Sa ri chaa ard Pela iy thc ho lube Bi gari ch lab l igeri chix ai Peau iy hrc hows TA cad ic a lice ai Peal iy Fohe hoa hd abil ali che Tw mu Pii aE Sahal ich arad i che air i Rima hc 4 pao ch Sa cae che Piri EE sa phi h C THL dz Ria nE 4 phai h irra de Pure ohecha 4 phai ch C THL ce Pii aE 4 Pao h irra de Plu re chukua hdl aback Perd di chee Rui otc ha za pii cb rr ce aa Pii aF 4 phi h irra ce Plu ity rahe hoa 4 phi cb irra de Pui chokaa za Pa cb irra de Pimia TE za Pace h C TH dz Rima nE sa Pao h irra de Pirre P ohe haaa i p hare ch inp raami ce ccc E E Page 29 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Unresolved Species Complexes A species complexes is a group of species that are not distinguishable or not reliably based on form and structure
41. icons in the Access header Project Name SampleDate Phylurn gO OSPR Historic Data 01 Jun 2000 Caulerpa taxifolia Introduced Chlorophyta a Cohen and Carlton 1995 O1 May 190 Pseudodiaptomus marinus Introduced Arthropoda Record 14 4 j 1 e j of 2 Page 20 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual The organisms are listed by sample date A sample date of 01 Jan 1950 represents an unknown or default date This does not mean the species was collected in 1950 The default Day Month is 01 Jan 19XX when only the year of collection is known You can Sort Filter and Find records in this table See the section on sorting and filtering on page 43 Print Current 12 Click the Print Current Record button _ __ to print the displayed screen The print button automatically begins printing You are not allowed to set specific parameters See figure below Return to 13 Click the Return to Main Menu button 222 to exit the Station Information Lookup form and return to the Main Menu See figure below Station Information Lookup Click the Station names are listed alphabetically You can scroll through or type in the first letter or name of the station that you are Return to looking for Hit the Find Station button when you have selected a station Return to Main Menu Station Name Agua Hedionda Lagoon lt Start Here Main Menu Station Code HL FIND The print button goes di
42. ing in proximity to where the organism w down menu to view Yector the list of Vector Catan SUGU Weed pathways Aquaculture Mariculture Aquarium Plant Release Highlight and Aquatic Plant Shipments Bait packing Material Ballast Water I Biocontrol select the desired pathway you would like to view AA Fisheries Intentional Official _ O Fisheries Intentional Unofficial SE Fouling Commercial shipping J Fouling Recreational Boats Cae Garden Escape ae gt Habitat Restoration wadia Natural Dispersal Oyster Accidental Atlantic Oyster Accidental Japanese Oyster Intentional Pet Release scientific Escape Unknown 4 Then click Search See figure below Non Native Organisms by Vector A vector is an agent or pathway through which an organism can be conveyed outside its native range Factors considered when assigning vectors to organisms included a life history b timing of Introduction c previously known introduction event s and spread and dj probable human mediated transfer mechanisms operating in proximity to where the organism was found Return to Hain Menu Print Current Record Vector Vector Seen 5 When the vector name is selected the vector category field will automatically populate A list of organism associated with the specified Page 10 of 51 6 Click the Print Current Record bottom 7 Click the Return
43. ion See figure below Station Information Lookup Station names are listed alphabetically You can scroll through or type in the first letter or name of the station that you are looking for Hit the Find Station button when you have selected a station ee Station Name Agua Hedionda Lagoon lt Start Here Main Menu Station Code AHL FIND The print button goes directly to print eg eer STATION Please preview the information you wish to print to ensure that it is sized properly Agua Hedionda Lagoon Station Source Sub Bay Waterbody Bay Watershed OSPR Agua Hedionda Lagoon Pacific Ocean San Diego Coast North County Bioregion Station Comments Outer Coast ee SE o Master Station List Station Coordinates Species List by Station ow you a list of all stations currently in CANOD In the Query you can alphabetize sort and filter the station list according to whichever parameters you d like Return to the top of this page and search by station name when you have determined which station s you would like to see additional information on eee Qe coe EAN Master ea ai Station Table fF ey ae F aa The Master Station List tab Sionti provides a list of all stations currently in CANOD 9 Click the Master Station Table button to view the list Use the scroll bar to scroll through the list of stations See figure below Page 18 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User M
44. lum Class baer Pyramidellidae Species Complex a fenn IA oynonym Name s oynonym Comments Odostomia nota synonym Introduction Status Native Likely Status if Cryptogenic California Discovery Year P Status Determination Sources jLightand Smith 2007 Introduction Status Comments in roots of sutgrass Phyllospadix Light and Smith 2007 The species taxonomic hierarchy and common name are listed at the top of the page See figure on next page ORGANISM INFORMATION LOOKUP Organism Name jAartsenia pupiformis z Organisms are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type in the first letter s or FIND species name that you are looking for Hit the Find Organism button when you ve ORGANISM Aartsenia pupiformis Carpenter 1865 Phylum bier S Gastropoda Pyramidellidae Species Complex Common Name The center of the page lists additional names the species is known as The Synonym Comments field addresses the history of the synonym names See figure below Page 14 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual ORGANISM INFORMATION LOOKUP Organisms are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type in the first letters or FIND Return to species name that you are looking for Hit the Find Organism button when you ve E ORGANISH Hain Menu located the name you are looking for Aartsenia pupiformis Carpenter 1865 Phylum Class Order species Complex SS SS Co
45. lusca Gastropo Acanthocyclops vernalis Fischer 1953 Native Results Arthropoda Mlaxillopc Acanthodoris hudsoni MacFarland 1905 Native Mollusca sastropo Acanthodoris lutea MacFarland 1925 Native Mollusca sastropo F Acanthodoris nanaimoensis O Donoghue 1921 Native Mollusca sastropo F Acanthodoris pilosa Abildgaard 1709 Native Mollusca Gastropo i Acanthomysis macrapsis Wht Tattersall 1932 Native Arthropoda Mlalacost Acanthozoon lepidum Heath And McGregor 1912 Native Platyhelmintk Turbellari E Acamus erithacus de Laubenfels 1927 Native Porifera Demaspe J Acartia californiensis Trinast 1976 Native Arthropoda Maxillope Acartia danae Giesbrecht 1589 Native Arthropoda Maxillapc Acartia hudsonica Pinhey 1926 Native Arthropoda Maxillapc B Acartia longiremis Lilljeborg 1953 Native Arthropoda Wlaxillopc E Acartia tonsa Dana 1649 Native Arthropoda Mlaxillope Accedomoera melanophthalm Gurjanova 1938 Native Arthropoda Malacost E Accedomoera vagor Barnard 1969 Native Arthropoda Mlalacost Achelia alaskensis Cole 1904 Native Arthropoda Pycnagol F Achelia chelata Hilton 1939 Native Arthropoda Pycnagol Achelia gracilipes Cole 1904 Native Arthropoda Pycnogol Achelia nudiuscula Barnard 1959 Native Arthropoda Pycnogol 4 Toremove the filter click the Remove Filter button aa See figure on page 46 Page 48 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual ft Access ORY SPECI
46. mba F Hi Aco nella sinensis China Westen Ache Ashe la echinata Ft hinti Ae ginela Ft kinti Arlasthanpian ALILIA M th Anenca At hntic M rehowert Atkin kc Aevontdiuen pelaheeses complex M rth Ar hnti Aidaria madesha Thnkn wam Aika uoza M th A hint ic M eh wert Arkin ic Aosa sapidissima Mp rth Amarna Hh wert Mp rth Amarna Southam State Amama sp A Hormis south Amara Pacte Arsis caus M th Anenca wa Jbeeturus pela Me rth Amarna bhd wet Speers natalis brth Amarna Hh wet Yoda dey wrer Page 38 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Regions in CANOD Table The Regions in CANOD table on page 36 lists all 40 possible regions and the associated region categories The Region Name field lists the known regions the non native species originated from The Region Category field lists the 10 region categories Indian Ocean Northeast Atlantic North Atlantic Northeast Atlantic Northeast Pacific North America Pacific Northwest Northwest Atlantic Northwest Pacific Western Pacific Southeast Pacific South America Pacific Southwest Atlantic Northeastern Pacific Page 39 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Pacific Islands Southern Pacific Southwest Pacific Export Reports to Excel Click for Reports and 1 Click the Click for Reports and Maps button on the Main Menu to open the Reports and
47. menu button next to the Start Here arrow to view the list of station names 5 Highlight and select the station you would like to view See figure below Station Station Information Lookup Lookup Station names are listed alphabetically You can scroll through or type in the first letter or name of the station that you are looking for Hit the Find Station button when you have selected a station Station Name Station Code Click the pull down menu to view the list of stations Highlight and select the desired station you would like to view Agua Hedionda Lagoon Alameda County Alamitos Bay Alcatraz Alpha Wharf American River America s Cup Harbor Anacapa Islands 6 When the Station Name is selected the Station Code field will automatically populate See figure below Station Station Information Lookup Lookup Station names are listed paar eae You can scroll through or type in the first letter or name of the station that you are looking for Hit the Find Station button when you have selected a station z AA Station Code Jaku Return to lt Start Here Main Menu qua Hedionda Lagoon FIND The print button goes directly to print STATION Please preview the information you wish Print Current to print to ensure that it is sized properly ecor FIND 7 Click the Find Station button FAMEN to populate the form The Station Source Sub Bay Waterb
48. mmon Name synonym Name s synonym Comments Odostomia nota synonym Light and Smith 2007 In roots of sutgrass Phyllospadix Light and Smith 2007 The box at the bottom of the form includes the Introduction Status Likely Status if Cryptogenic CA Discovery Year Status Determination Sources and Introduction Status Comments See figure on next page The following describes the fields in the bottom box of the form Organism Status Provides the status of the organism as Introduced Native or Cryptogenic Likely Status if Cryptogenic Provides a opinion of the more likely species status until further investigation has been completed CA Discovery Year The year the organism was discovered in California waters Status Determination Sources The name of the survey taxonomist or the citation of the literary source that identified the species e Introduction Status Comments Comments by taxonomists or literature sources about the status of the species O Light and Smith 2007 In roots of surfgrass Phyllospadix Light and Smith 2007 Page 15 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual 6 Click the Return to the Main Menu button MamMenu to exit the form See figure below ORGANISM INFORMATION LOOKUP Aartsenia pupiformis Organisms are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type in the first letter s or species name that you are looking for Hit the Find Organism but
49. n the Non Native Organisms by Vector form click on the Non Native Organisms by Vector bottom Non Native Organisms by Vector on the Main Menu See figure below Page 8 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Click the Non Native Organisms by Vector button to open form 2 The Non Native Organism by Vector form will automatically display on screen See figure below Non Native Organisms by Vector A vector is an agent or pathway through which an organism can be conveyed outside its native range Factors considered when assigning vectors to organisms included aj life history b timing of introduction c previously known introduction event s and spread and d probable human mediated transfer mechanisms operating in proximity to where the organism was found Yector Return to Search Hain Henu Yector Category Print Current Record 3 Use the pull down menu button to select the vector name that you would like to display Page 9 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Non Native Organisms by Vector A vector is an agent or pathway through which an organism can be conveyed outside its native range Factors considered when assigning vectors to organisms included aj life hi introduction c previously known introduction event s and spread and d proba Click the pull transfer mechanisms operat
50. nisms Table rs r All Organisms Click the All Organism Table button to Non Native Organisms view data x Unresolved Species Complexes 5 Maps of Survey Stations Alita virens in Ascophytium nodosum Locality Bodega Bay California North Pacific September 2003 sold in bait shop Length 12 inches Photographer Leslie Harris 3 The All Organisms Table will display on the computer screen See figure below You can Sort Filter and Find records in this table See the section on sorting and filtering on page 43 4 Microsoft Access QRY SPECIES MASTER Select Query Eile Edit View Insert Format Records Tools Window Help TAA K s ERSE SRy Eel O S NHU yar Aa pa Dalane Sartsenia pupiformis Carpenter 1665 Native Mollusca Gastropoda Heterostropha Pyrarr Abietinaria Kirchenpauer 1884 Unresolved Cnidaria Hydrozoa Thecatae Sertul Abietinaria amphora Nutting 1904 Native Cnidaria Hydrozoa Thecatae Sertul Abietinaria anguina Trask 1857 Native Cnidaria Hydrozoa Thecatae Sertul Abietinaria greenei Murray 1660 Native Cnidaria Hydrozoa Thecatae Sertul Abietinaria traski Torrey 1902 Native Cnidaria Hydrozoa Thecatae Sertul Ablabesmyia Johannsen 1905 Unresolved Arthropoda Insecta Diptera Chiror Acanthina punctulata G B Sowerby 1625 Native Mollusca Gastropoda Neogastropoda Murici Acanthinucella Cooke 1918 Unresolved Mollusca Gastropoda Neogastropoda Murici Acanthinuc
51. o mpka Theal d Co mmk The oly d Co mmk Lingala Co mle Ting old Commer Tine ol ted Co mpka Tine alte Co mer Ting alte Cs miler Tine ol wd Co Ya Page 30 of 51 Chez Fh keki Fh kha Bui Fh kea AAA Fh ki Malice mia Malis ma Moal yada Malico taica Malico tma Malice mia OA OA Cea ect Cea Let Leanne eet der ET mada Pera doc ada Pesa doc ada FiezIb doc ada Capote Hila Tana bella Iia Aone da Bonne a Harpers tice ila Fumo da Tail Go kapo da Tiat Tiata Ckir tmh C heals mah C dbe to rt Fam itr C mahihilo Chace kla F km ile Tex tahil C ami Hilo We rih tils Hias tiil Hak hls kas ia ea Thiela CTh Tae Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Unresolved Organisms An unresolved organism is a species that is not able to be identified to a sufficiently low taxonomic level usually the species level so the organism can t be classified as native or non indigenous The Unresolved Organisms table esel e4 Organisms jists all unresolved organisms in CANOD in alphabetical order by phylum The list includes the organisms scientific name introduction status class order and family Click on the DO icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the Xx icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu See figure below UNRESOLVED ORGANISMS IN CANOD 1 Tamil Prum Aone lids Anim an C Pae
52. oats Infestation or colonization of aquatic organisms on the hull of a boat Shipping Vectors associated with maritime transport and shipping activities Includes ballast water dry ballast and hull fouling Unknown Organisms by Vector of Introduction The Organisms by Vector of Introduction table Organisms by Vector of Introduction lists each vector also known as pathway in alphabetical order Under each vector is a list of organisms associated with that vector The table includes the organism s scientific name phylum class order and family Click on the CI icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the x icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu See figure below Organisms by Vector of Introduction Page 37 of 51 Vector Or anim Name Phylum Chass Order Family Agricultural Weed fepidiums lohi lium Magro liopkyta MMaguoliopsida Capparles Brassicacere Saria nasuri ngantian Magro liphyia Maguoligpsida Capparales Brassicaceae Aquaculture Mariculbure Gacibna wermiubp hyla Fhodopkgta Ehodophyceas Gigartinales Gracilariaceae Pracamh anus charki Arthropoda IMakcostaca Decapoda Cambariche Aquarrom Plant Release Be mau datas Moba Gastropoda Heogetropodh Melonzenidae Cham ws UNLAS Chordata Actinopteri Cypriufomes Cyprinidae Cauda tonite dia Chibropkeyta Chibropltrcese Eryopeidales Cakrpace a Charb poser diop homes Jrmelida Oligochaeta Tubificida Haididae Chi
53. ody Bay Watershed County Bioregions Station comments and the Outer Coast check box will automatically populate See figure below Page 17 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Station Information Lookup Station names are listed alphabetically You can scroll through or type in the first letter or name of the station that you are looking for Hit the Find Station button when you have selected a station ia Station Name Aqua Hedionda Lagoon lt Start Here Main Menu Station Code AHL FIND The print button goes directly to print z STATION Please preview the information you wish P int Current to print to ensure that it is sized properly Recor Agua Heavorte MON Station Source Sub Bay ya m OSPR Agua Hedionda Lagoon Pacific Ocean Cli ck the Fin d County Bioregion Station Comi Southern California Station button to Master Station List Station Coordinates Species List by Station populate the form Using the Master Station Query button will show you a list of all stations currentl the Query you can alphabetize sort and filter the station list according to whiche you d like Return to the top of this page and search by station name when you h which station s you would like to see additional information on San Diego 8 There are three tabs on the lower half of the form labeled Master Station List Station Coordinates and Species List by Stat
54. oking for Hit the Find Organism button when you ve selected a name Temminck J and Schlegel H 1845 ORGANISM ORGANISM Acanthogobius flavimanus Yellowfin Goby PHYLUM CLASS ORDER FAMILY a E SES SRNRSNONARSRNSRNWNNORRO 8 displayed on Chordata Actinopterygi Perciformes Gobidae Aarh eon ar ar e a a ek a ORGANISM STATUS STATUS DETERMINATION SOURCES CALIFORNIA j Introduced Cohen and Carlton 1995 DISCOVERY YEAR INTRODUCTION STATUS COMMENTS 1963 ist California Record C4 San Joaquin River Prisoner s Point venice Island 1963 Cohen and Carlton 1995 The yellowfin goby is native to Japan South Korea and China where it ranges from marine into fresh water near sea level Brittan et al 1963 Haaker 1979 The first yellowtin goby in California was collected in Jan 1963 in a midwater trawl in the San Joaquin River off Prisoners Point Venice Island Brittan et al 1963 suggested that the goby was transported across the Pacific in the fouled seawater system of a ship and Haaker 19793 suggested the possibility of transport as eggs laid on fouling organisms on ships hulls Cohen and Carlton 1995 Native Region The second section is Native Region This section provides a list of any Known native regions of the introduced species See figure below See page 35 for a list of all native regions in CANOD NATIVE REGION Western Pacific Asia Vectors The third section is
55. os Se Ap Chordata Actinopteri Cm homes Semas alm idae Epa densa higo lopli Liliopsida Hakodariales Hario haritaceae Mandi Waua hobia Gastropoda Heoteniogbs Thiariche Aprool koi Frotozoa Tiosporea Biralmilida Triacobo Lidae Osteo oS Si cei MM Chordata Actinopteri teoglostomes Ostecg lor sidae Pinhaaetides SON RUNEM Hemati Sec emerter Cama larida Philametridae Varichectadviies an piperis Arevlida Oligochaeta Tubificida Tibficidhe Aquatic Plant Shipment alelu kupendeza Arthropoda Makosa kopida Asellidhe Bana so were drrelida Dlizochasta Tubificida TibFicicdhe Cherid ten meo vibra Jrthropoda IMakcostaca Teopoda Acelliche Coniplop hor copia Cridaria Haoni Aghecatae Claricae Chan mony florins compen Arthropoda Makcostaca Amphipoda Canon UNA senha Chidaria Eero zoa Adbecatae Olrdiidae Dap iodo Low hole Arthropoda Brarchiopoch Dipleetraca Dagkriide Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Native Regions of Non Native Organisms Click the Native Regions of Non Native Organisms button Native Regions of Non Native Oraanisms to view a table that lists native regions of introduced species under their scientific names See figure on page 35 Click on the icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the x icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu NATIVE REGIONS OF INTRODUCED ORGANISMS Asanthorobius flavins F Hi Tatem Ache Mami Tkn vam Mamia ea F Ki Hipan Aaaa kwa
56. ostrum Lepton clementinum Abietinaria thuiarioides Abludomelita rylovae Acanthina lugubris at Acanthina spirata WA e aaa DIRECTIONS Select the synonym from the box below then click the Find Taxon button to see the current valid taxonomic name and related species information To find additional organism information return to the main menu and use the current taxonomic name Return to FIND TAXON Click the pull down menu to view the list of stations 8 Highlight and select the desired synonym name you would like to view 11 Click the Find Taxon button MND TASON to populate the form The Phylum Class Order Family Current Taxonomic Name Taxonomic Authority Introduction Status and Comments from Synonym Name Table boxes will automatically populate See figure below 12 To find additional organism information return to the main menu and use the Return to current taxonomic name Click the Return to Main Menu button 22255 to exit the Find Current Taxonomic Names from Synonyms form and return to the Main Menu See figure below Phylum Class Order Family Page 23 of 51 DIRECTIONS Select the synonym from the box below then click the Find Taxon button to see the current valid taxonomic name and related species information To find additional organism information return to the main menu and use the current taxonomic name Synonym Name Abi
57. rectly to print aaa button to STATION Please preview the information you wish JANIN to print to ensure that it is sized properly Record return to the Aqua Hedionda Lagoon Main menu Station Source Sub Bay Waterbody Bay Watershed OSPR Agua Hedionda Lagoon Pacific Ocean San Diego Coast North County Bioregion Station Comments Outer Coast San Diego Southern California Master Station List Station Coordinates Species List by Station Click Print Using the Master Station Query button will show you a list of all stations currently in CANOD In Current the Query you can alphabetize sort and filter the station list according to whichever parameters you d like Return to the top of this page and search by station name when you have determined Record button which station s you would like to see additional information on to print the entire record Find Current Taxonomic Names some species have been identified under different or synonym names The Find Current Taxonomic Names form allows you to search different names that the species may have previously been identified as In CANOD the term synonym is used loosely In addition to true synonyms provisional names and other nomenclatural anomalies such as misspellings misidentifications or incurrent formatting are also listed The form will display the current taxonomic Page 21 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual name of the species and data associate
58. ria Hy Abietinaria greenei Murray 1660 Native Cnidaria Hy T Abietinaria traski Torrey 1902 Native Cnidaria Hy P Ablabesmyia sp A SAFIT SAFIT Unresolved Arthropoda Ins J Acanthina punctulata SG B Sowerby 1825 Native Mollusca Ga Acanthinucella Cooke 1918 Unresolved Mollusca Ga ea Acanthinucella spirata de Blainville 1832 Native Mollusca Ga P Acanthochitonina Bergenhayn 1930 Unresolved Mollusca Po P Acanthocyclops vernalis Fischer 1853 KELI Arthropoda Mla M Acanthodoris Gray 1950 Unresolved Mollusca Ga E Acanthodoris hudsoni MacFarland 1905 Native Mollusca Ga ie Acanthodoris lutea MacFarland 1925 Native Mollusca Ga M Acanthodoris nanaimoensis O Donoghue 1921 KELN Mollusca Ga E Acanthodoris pilosa Abildgaard 1789 KELI Mollusca Ga m Acanthogobius flavimanus Temminck C J and Schlegel H Kuhisi Mim Chordata AC m Acanthomysis Czerniavsky 1082 Unresolved Arthropoda Ma P Acanthomysis aspera li 1964 Introduced Arthropoda Ma 2 Start the Find command by clicking the Find button See figure below Page 49 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual ASTER Select Query L Find Fa U 3 d Command Button Introduction Stat Es i Native Find Native Native Native 2 The Find and Replace dialogue box will display on the screen Type the text you are looking for in the Find What box See figure below Type the text you are searching for here
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60. sms Table to sort through data Return to the Main Menu for searchable forms rr U All Organisms Table Output To KA l Return to nal F J d Select Format Man Wani a aY i HTML i x Text Files Select the All Organisms Microsoft Excel 5 7 Microsoft Excel 97 2002 Excel Rich Text Format format to amp Non Native Organisms Snapshot Format Data Access Page export file SML x oN i a AN Click the x icon WA to export data AAR crore fef Station List in CANOD Aon Native Organisms by Station Maps of Locations of Non Native Organisms Su rvey l Stations Alfa virens WASAKA nodosum Locality Bodega Bay California North Pacific September 27003 sold in bait shop Length 12 inches Photographer Leslie Harris 5 Select the format you would like to export the file to and click OK 6 Rename and save the file to your computer Return to 7 Click the Return to Main Menu button 22225 to exit the Reports and Maps menu and return to the Main Menu Page 41 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Maps of Survey Stations To view maps of MISP survey sites click the Maps of Survey Stations button Maps of Survey Stations N the lower right hand corner of the screen See figure below The buttons below link to printable reports Use the green X icon to export the report s data to excel file Use the All Organisms Table to sort through data Return to the M
61. te the Start Here arrow Start Here at the top of the form to begin a search for a specific organism See figure below ORGANISM INFORMATION LOOKUP Organisms are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type in the first letter s or FIND Return to species name that you are looking for Hit the Find Organism button when you ve ORGANISM Main Menu located the name you are looking for 4 Species are listed alphabetically Use the pull down menu button z to scroll through the pull down menu and locate the species you are looking for or begin typing the name of the species in the white box See figure below ORGANISM INFORMATION LOOKUP T SIT Aartsenia pupiformis ee eturn to ae nan bietinaria amphora ee cas be Abietinaria anguina Abietinaria greenei Abietinaria traski Acanthina punctulata Acanthinucella spirata Acanthocyclops vernalis 5 Click the Find Organism button ORGANISM When you have found the species you are looking for The data will automatically populate the form See figure below Page 13 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual ORGANISM INFORMATION LOOKUP Aartsenia pupiformis gt lt Start Here Organisms are listed alphabetically Scroll through or type in the first letters FIND Return to species name that you are looking for Hit the Find Organism button when yo ORGANISM Hain Menu located the name you are looking for Aartsenia pupiformis Carpenter 1665 Phy
62. the Master Station table The Station Coordinates tab 2 stonLoatainates gt rovides the station name as well as the latitude longitude coordinate source and datum information See figure below Agua Hedionda Lagoon Station Source Sub Bay Waterbody Bay Watershed OSPR Agua Hedionda Lagoon Pacific Ocean San Diego Coast North County Bioregion Station Comments Outer Coast San Diego Southern California go Master Station List Station Coordinates Species List by Station Station Coordin ites Qiy PaA Station UWA Agua Hedionda Lagoon WA 33 14246 i SSikeneiriesy 117 32858 k 7 P a j 7 i py AY Goordinate Source we YA E The Species List by Name tab SreciesListty station provides a list of all species found at the specified station The information includes the project name sample date Oorganism s scientific name introduction status and the phylum See figure below Agua Hedionda Lagoon Station Source Sub Bay Waterbody Bay Watershed CISPR Agua Hedionda Lagoon Pacific Ocean San Diego Coast North County Bioregion Station Comments Outer Coast San Diego Southern California cd Organisms are listed by sample date A sample date of 01 Jan 1950 represents an unknown or default date It does NOT mean a species was collected in 1950 Where only the year of collection is known 01 Jan X xX is the default Day Month You can sort on any field below using the A Z or lighting bolt filter
63. ti Dh in Plm Bry GEURE IA Me heca Bralua Wrtb ila ahon anl arhe n 1993 fan Flm Bary DOr putas kito poda Malice tac a Eo poda Cohen and alen 1995 San Padre Bary Tydu pe dy elkus Me heca Bralua Wyo ila C ohon anl C alen 1995 fa Bilia Bry AEEA M EPEA Me heca Bralua Vemm ila OSPE Eti Diri i Plm Bry MAE SADIE Y Cloplata ecw Se lide kamchi OIE Etri Dah in Bilia Bry HATAKI HA HSAs L Eho pola M alione trac a Aan plea da ahon anl arlon 1995 fan Bla Bary Baa Sa Pia Kha waa Bia nafa KATU AA KA Kumahila Po hcla za bela OPE Hti Dri in Rlm Bry Bata au kuta aza SDA FA Ja pne a Echo jah Cymw be mata Che Toe roa Cohen andl C alen 1995 anel Bay Sie doo Wadi compie x Amabile Po holari pda ida ahon anl arle n 1993 fan Pere Bary Stpela cimra Chordata Psciliiwa Bio Hide banca ahon anl arhe n 1993 fan Flm Bary Page 1 of 254 Page 33 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual e Locations of Non Native Organisms The Location of Non Native Organisms table basstions of Won Native Organisms lists all introduced organisms by alphabetical order Underneath the species scientific name is a list of sampling station where that particular soecies was found The station records are listed by sample date However a sample date of 1 1 1950 represents an unknown or default date in CANOD and in most cases does not mean that the species was collected in 1950 The table also includes the bay or watershed and the survey
64. to the Main Menu bottom Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual vector will display on the bottom half of the screen along with its phylum class order and family See the next figure Use the scroll button to scroll through the list of species to print the displayed screen The print button automatically begins printing You are not allowed to set specific parameters See the next figure u to exit the Non Native Organism by Vector form and return to the Main Menu See the next figure Click the Return to Main Menu button to exit form Ballast Water hi Shipping Click Print Current Record to print the entire record Far Actinopterygii Perciformes Chordata ag canthoc AAA Acanthamysis Arthropoda Malacostraca Mysidacea Mysidae Acanthomysis aspera Arthropoda Malacostraca Mysidacea Mysidae Acanthamysis hwanhalensis Arthropoda Malacostraca Mysidacea Mysidae Acartiella sinensis Arthropoda Maxillapada Calanoida Acartiidae Use the scroll Aglaothamnion tenuissimum Rhodophyta Florideophyceae Ceramiales Ceramiaceae Alitta Ssuccinea Annelida Polychaeta Phylladocida Nereididae button to view Amaeana sp A Harris Annelida Polychaeta Terebellida Terebellidae the entire list Amblyosyllis sp 1 Harris Annelida Polychaeta Phyllodocida Syllidae Ampelisca abdita Arthropoda Malacostraca Amphipoda Ampeliscida
65. ton when you ve located the name you are looking for Station Lookup The Station Lookup form allows you to search all the stations in CANOD by name or view a list of all stations currently in CANOD The form provides data associated with the station including species found at each station date the station was sampled station coordinates sub bay bay or watershed county bioregion 1 To begin a search click the Station Lookup button See figure on next page Click the Station Lookup bottom to open form 2 The Station Information Lookup form will display on the screen See figure below Page 16 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Station Information Lookup Station names are listed alphabetically fou can scroll through or type in the first letter or name of the station that you are looking for Hit the Find Station button when you have selected a station Return to Station Name t lt Start Here Main Menu Station Code FIND The print button goes directly to print PI the inf ti h Print Current STATION ease preview the information you wis to print to ensure that it is sized properly Record 3 Locate the Start Here arrow tart Here at the top of the form Station names are listed alphabetically You can scroll through the pull down menu or type in the first letter of the name of the station that you are searching for 4 Click the pull down
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67. usca Ga Acanthogobius flavimanus Temminck J and Schlegel H Introduced Chordata AC Acanthomysis Czemiayvsky 1562 Unresolved Arthropoda hla Acanthomysis aspera li 1964 Introduced Arthropoda Mla Acanthomysis californica Murano amp Chess 1987 Cryptogenic Native Arthropoda Mla 1 Another way to sort is by clicking on the Records button on the Tool Bar 2 Highlight Sort Page 46 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual 3 Highlight Sort Ascending or Sort Descending See figure below F Microsoft Access QRY SPECIES MASTER Select Query 8 File Edit View Insert Format Records Tools Window Help Bis SI gt WAA Ls Da aR FinallD a ry Aartsenia pupiformis Carpent Abietinaria kircheng Abietinaria amphora Nutting Mollusc resolved Cnidaria ative Cnidaria Abietinaria anguina Trask 1 ative Cnidaria Abietinaria greenei Murray ative Cnidaria Abietinaria traski Torrey 1902 Native Cnidaria Ablabesmyia sp A SAFIT SAFIT Unresolved Arthrape ro mMm m I I C a ee Apply Filter Sort Refresh Data Entry i Filter You can use a Filter command to display a subset of records The filter allows you to view a group of records that share a common value in a field For example if you are viewing the IntroductionStatus field and every status is listed but you only want to view native species you can
68. use the Filter command to do so 1 To Filter by Selection click on the record within the field that has the information you would like to view See figure on the top of page 42 Microsoft Access QRY SPECIES MASTER Select Query at File Edit Yiew Insert Format Records Tools Window Help MM Qoem Bae ml 4 2 wv dh ie Finall TaxonomicAuthortyDate pst Here is an b Aartsenia pupiformis Carpenter 18565 example of H Abietinaria kirchenpauer 1684 data to filter A Abietinaria amphora Nutting 1904 Native Abietinaria anguina Trask 1557 Native Abietinaria greene Murray 1560 Native Abietinaria traski Torrey 1902 Native m Ablabesmyia sp A SAFIT SAFI Unresolved Acanthina punctulata 3 B Sowerby 1525 Native i Acanthinucella Cooke 1416 Unresolved Acanthinucella spirata de Blainville 18532 Native a Acanthochitonina Bergenhayn 1930 Unresolved m Acanthocyclops vernalis Fischer 1553 Native Acanthodoris Gray 1950 Unresolved Acanthodoris hudsoni USE An 1905 Matve Yy 2 Then click on the Filter by Selection button See figure on page 45 Page 47 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Microsoft Access ORY SPECIES MASTER Select Query i File Edit View Insert Format Records Tools Window Help Filter by Selection button gt Aartsenia bupiformis Carpenter 1665 Mollusc Abietinaria Kirch
69. xl AF 4a a ce ce jah heel AA Crp 1h pha Tu did h Tis i cide rod Crp P ohe haa T be Bi gari cl Thell peril ira Lh EUNA Crp T obec hoa ape dlid ian kri lee ATE rds a Crai F bc hoe r rll cab ch Til i daa Airey B Le hee Crepi 1b pares bo Tuts di cb Pirkt chaz daha cies Orpi P otc ho P rll nacho cl Sa wi nice Er Crp AE Phl abe ch Pard di cho Crp Pira E 3 p ih Cirad iliz Crp P ohe haa Sob d ich Saha ilaa Crp F obre haa Sab dich Sed ica LLT Crm orc Sab d hich abdi wh DEEE Orpi bc ho Ja dich sahd lx Page 28 of 51 Department of Fish and Game CANOD User Manual Native Organisms A native organism is a native plant or animal that originated in California waters The Native Organism table Native Organisms is a list of all native organisms in CANOD in alphabetical order by phylum The list includes the organisms scientific name introduction status class order and family Click on the DI icon to maximize the table to view in full screen Click on the YI Icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu See figure below NATIVE ORGANISMS IN CANOD Pirra oke has Fardal bi ch epora i de i i Piia F obe ha Cali Capi dl idez imi aay Pluie cheka Ferda bch opr i coe imi Rima rE Perched bch opr i ce jik Fauve chokaa hel mick ilargi cle jik Ba ohe haa Cali Capi dl idez k hra ec a Pimia chokaa 4 mini cb pa ae cbs ipi Pire ohecha 4 phai ch C ITH cz imi Ru TE 4 pini h C THL dz im Pi nE 4 pee
70. ze the table to view in full screen Click on the Xx icon in the upper right hand corner to return to the Reports and Maps menu See figure below CRYPTOGENIC ORGANISMS IN CANOD hy TT Crp T ohecha Phl akih Papa daz dri Crair ohecha F rll akih Pard d chee kk Crepi nE Fardal bc Darch a k clo 1 a Crp T ohraa Pardali cl npr ti chi joya Crp Piira Pohea Fardal b h ieptore si ce joya bs Crp F ohe haaa Fardal bch kupanic jiya Crp T ohecha r hrel akih kamil jiya Crp ohecha Fardal b ch Tera ad k chu i Crp obec hoa hey aki ce i largi chue og eg E T Crepi E eter te Cirad cle i rpi T okre haa za pa or pa re cle i Te A A Crp AE icida Emila fron p A IT Crp Pluie hc hod J racked Cerne E i W a ch Crp Olah Tu da cb Pirit hn a ee re Crp E Capi dl ikh iroi ikri ila imada AI Crair T otc huaa Orta r ch Marai daa mrda AT Orpi E Crh r ch ura iha imda pA Crp 7 ohecha G rhi r ch PAra che TAI pA Crp AE rhi r ch Parade clk dives YAI Crane T ohecha G rhi r da Parade iaa irra YAI oe Crp E Ci rhi r h PIru a DOC TELEL Crp P obre haa Crh r ch rade chk ite ec tet Crepi chehuza rh r cl Pr eae clue er Orpi Oh acho Tui dick Tidi i cilz jii ig dowe hia Crp Oh poche Tu da cb Tihi A cila dia a piai Crp Oh pho Tu di ch Tits i cik jii Crp Ch pc hoe Tui di cl Tis i cic ihe ae Crp ohc hoa Capi di ik Miklir daa da Crai PiE T bc hoe Teter pe ae cbs Pie a Crp Piia T otc haa Jeter te aye ae cle Pent Orpi T bc ho Jeter te ae cre cb Tar Crp mihi a

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